css "co" designer. that explains a lot. horse by committee. i find many uses. sometimes you need to override a style coming from an external or to apply a rule

css "co" designer. that explains a lot. horse by committee. i find many uses. sometimes you need to override a style coming from an external or to apply a rule globally, you can just use !important and know that it will work regardless of individual specificity in all instances of that selector. yes, you could override it with specificity but why bother, a hack is a hack